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"That was a good law" 🤣

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The Sarcastic Republican1 year ago

Look at the debt explosion since then Coincidence???? I DON'T THINK SO

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SBA1 year ago

Before then women were not responsible for debt, their husbands were, and if not their husband their father.

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The Night Warrior1 year ago

She is absolutely correct

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Mike G1 year ago

Almost sent this to my wife… close call

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Expose Epstein's Pedos1 year ago

Feminists never tell you the second part of that... Women could still buy things on credit, and their husbands/fathers/brothers were legally and financially liable for paying the debt incurred, and those women had no legal or financial liability for that credit.

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Shrugs.1 year ago

Barely anyone had credit cards, and now women put households in debt with their spending on them.

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Alexander Graves1 year ago

Repeal the 19th while we're at it

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jeffy storvensen1 year ago

What she means is that women couldn't legally force their husbands into debt without the husband's permission. Now they can, making men legally into slaves.

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Bob 🇺🇸🏴‍☠️1 year ago

Credit cards didn't exist back then

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The Night Warrior1 year ago

She's just spitting facts💯

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Israelashala1 year ago

Natural comedian

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effingCharlie1 year ago

😂🤣😂, I agree with Ozzy. That was a good law…

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Steve1 year ago

Let's just ignore the fact that most women didn't hold a job that would support a credit card. Not saying that the laws were fair and even, but there were also underlying facts at play as well.

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Ramez1 year ago

He was so brilliant 😭

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FreakySquid31 year ago

I'm going to miss Ozzy ... He was Awesome 🙏🙏🙏 Of course, we were always told he was the prince of darkness. So there is that 🤣🤣🤣 We need music in our schools. 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Question Everything1 year ago

I don't think women should be allowed on social media. It makes them idolize the past, not live in the present and ultimately turns them into karens.

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Butt Dickarson1 year ago

My favorite thing about the meme about women having credit cards is how no one had a credit card until the 90s. Until the 90s, the world ran on checks and debit cards. Men didn't have credit cards, and women didn't have credit cards. Who was shut out from credit cards in the 70s? Like 300 women?

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Scott1 year ago

Because they legally weren’t responsible for any marital debt. The retards leave that part out.

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Hex Bird1 year ago

You were looked at as if you were a bum if you had a credit card in the 70’s or owed anyone money.

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TheChristianImperialist1 year ago

Did you know women werent allowed to have personal computers until 1975 either. Crazy right?

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Oscar Gutierrez1 year ago

Women hold about 80% of consumer credit card debt and 63.6% of student loan debt, indicating a significant gender disparity in certain debt categories. This disparity is influenced by a combination of economic, social, and behavioral factors.

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Robert M1 year ago

I know he had a lot of fans but I was not one of them. I just didn’t like the tunes, his voice, the way he treated his family…..none of it. I just wasn’t a fan. But I know he had a bunch. He led a long prosperous life. Hope his family heals.

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I_chimunga 🇺🇸1 year ago

But it’s not true. I had credit cards in 1973. These were store cards. What is true is that a married woman could not open a line of credit without her husband’s signature, since he would be held responsible in a divorce. Bank cards, Visa, MC, came later in that decade.

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D. Young1 year ago

"Now let's see the graph showing how much family debt increased after the law was changed."

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Lion_Gam3r1 year ago

💯🤣

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Don’t Tread on Me1 year ago

I really don’t know when women were able to use a credit card, but they didn’t really become popular until 1976. The first national bank plan was BankAmericard, which was started on a statewide basis in 1959 by the Bank of America in California. This system was licensed in other states starting in 1966, and was renamed Visa in 1976.

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Melissa Patrick1 year ago

They forget that credit cards weren’t even a thing till like 1960, besides the Diners Card, which was in the 50’s. Men worked back then, so it would make sense the person making the $ have the credit cards, since they’re the ones who are making the $.

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Mare Loch1 year ago

Absolute rubbish. My mother had a Neiman-Marcus card in the 1960s. (Not that my dad was happy about it, but what was he gonna do?)

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GAHRO1 year ago

This is an endless cycle: women smear bullshit on reality and men clean it up.

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EpicComeBack1 year ago

@alexstein99 This is a lie. They did not issue cc to women unless you had a job. Most women in the 70s didn’t work.

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Grimm Actual1 year ago

@grok with the rule of women not being allowed to have credit cards, when did the national average household credit card debt start becoming more than the average family could afford?

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Most astonishing RHONDA💜😘💞💞💥(❁´◡`❁)😊1 year ago

And there’s a reason. Almost every woman I know is settled with debt from purchases that they didn’t need to make.

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NATO POTT1 year ago

Credit cards are a blight anyways, what happened to saving up for things needed, now a 70 quid pair of trainers can be paid in 4 installments at the till , living beyond our means, all leading to digital bank currency

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57 reasons1 year ago

The thing is women always had equal protection under the law, most don’t even understand what feminism did to this country! At one point in time, a man could provide for his family on one paycheck per household now the government collects taxes from two, doubling their profits!

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